"Therefore there are no changes being made in the stationing of these units."

She argued that the economic benefits from the stationing of American troops were too great to pass up.

"Temporary stationing" of Soviet army following the invasion ended in 1991.

Indeed, these changes are closely related to my own sudden stationing."

It might ban the stationing of nuclear weapons in countries that have none of their own.

Croatia has recently resisted the stationing of international contingents on its soil.

Egyptian officials instituted new security measures after the attack last month, including the stationing of police officers around tourist sites.

Some officials have noted that the stationing of forces in past decades has entailed more flexibility on all sides than many people realize.

West Germany benefits financially from the stationing of American troops on its territory, economists say.

And the Saudis decided to permit the stationing of American troops on their land after such intelligence data were shared with them.

Zubian had no difficulty whatever in stationing himself out of sight across the hall from Crayle's.

All that stuff about world revolution and the stationing of their best units forward in Eastern Europe was just a joke.

In the 1960s, he joined the battle against the stationing of atomic weapons in Provence.

A "stationing rule" would sharply limit the number of weapons that a nation would be allowed to keep on foreign soil.

By stationing Harlan in the woman's dwelling place he would be ready to make counteraccusations if matters went far enough.

Parliament failed - by three votes - to authorize the stationing of American troops in Turkey.

It called for on-site inspections immediately before every space launching and permanent stationing of international inspector groups at all launch sites.

'Their willingness to provide a physical guarantee - the mutual-defense treaty, and the stationing of troops - is genuine.

That had been a lovely stationing.

It was hoped that the stationing of the atomic bomb capable bombers would have a deterrent effect on the Soviets.

The method used by such systems includes the stationing of at least three receivers at known locations in order to triangulate their data.

It also enables a district council to make an order prohibiting the stationing of caravans on common land, or a town or village green.

Documents from the 6th Airborne Division's real-life stationing in Palestine.

This may help explain the concentration of American ships there and the stationing of cruisers at the strait.

"They could ask for the stationing of similar systems on their territory and the Soviet Union could meet their request."

To park at the station, I look for a space.

School No. 1 is almost next door to the police station.

The space station is bad news for science as well.

He has been at the station for six and a half years.

Today every major city has at least one country station.

They are to work on the station for six months.

Almost 300 women and 350 men work for the station, he said.

The four men inside were taken to the police station.

But first, we are running out of time for my station.

He had been the head of the station for years.

He might have even known the station better than I did.

She turned back to her station and went to work.

The station had the look of a very early space program.

A few questions, and then she'd get station security in here.

Then he turned to the young woman at the science station.

With Young gone, the three men were alone on the station.

And just now the head of station security came by.

When you get them back to the station, what then?

I've seen him around the station the past day or two.

At least I know where things are in the station.

I had to ask him the way to the police station.

They took him and his friend off to the police station.

How did you get up the station to meet them?

The station could be up and running by about 1994.

I only remember having to take four men to the police station.

He had been stationed at the other end of the street.

After three years he was stationed in the city of Washington.

He was stationed in the school from 1931 to 1934.

If I might ask, where are the other four stationed?

"Do you have a security team stationed in the control room?"

Then he stationed himself by the pay phone and began making calls.

My husband was still stationed there at the time of his death.

More than 6,000 men were stationed there during the war.

While stationed here he wrote a number of important works.

Both groups were stationed there toward the end of the war.

However, the forces have stationed on the School for many days.

He had stationed the women, the 926 now, in his center.

An army company would be stationed in each major town to back up the police.

In the A-11, however, players who play any position may be stationed across the line.

According to Bill, the doctor was stationed in the very same building at the time.

He had been stationed there, and knew it like his home.

"No one is stationed there, but people are always going and coming."

We also met members of the international security force who were stationed there.

The two stationed themselves on either side of the closed door.

There was a man stationed to one side of it who looked him up and down but said nothing.

There are also more than 70,000 American troops stationed here.

Some would be stationed outside the border in case they were needed.

We stationed ourselves at the front of the second car.

A guard was stationed in front of the door day and night.

Police officers had already been stationed at the high schools.